Contour earthen mid grey wallpaper

Jilly, good question. The same type of paste you use in other rooms will be just fine.

Hi PJ, best to ensure any floorboards and coving are all painted or varnished. Any existing holes fill and sandpaper down to a flush finish. We’d recommend you remove any old paper before you start, ensuring all adhesive and residue has been completely removed. If the wall is painted, check to see whether the paint is water soluble by holding a damp sponge against it for a few minutes and rubbing with a cloth. If a large amount of paint comes off onto the sponge, it means the paint is water soluble and will be tricky to wallpaper onto. You'll need to scrub off completely with a damp cloth before wallpapering. If a small amount of paint or no paint comes off, it should be fine to wallpaper onto. Wash with sugar soap and wipe clean and you're good to go!

Good question Arty. In short, no it isn't. Avoid splash zones or areas of high moisture, such as above a shower cubicle or behind a basin.